Doula bag

Here's why knowing what's in my birth doula bag can help you with your labor! These essentials help fuel me, energize me, and keep the momentum going so I can last through 20+ hours of labor support! And they can help you too! Here are all the tools in my doula bag that help to ease your pain, encourage comfort, and make your labor easier.

Unique and unexpected things to pack in your hospital bag! What a birth doula takes to every birth. #hospitalbag #doulabag #newlittlelife

Real Business Guidance for Working Doulas

A list (and explanations) of supportive items I bring to help clients in labor.

Many new doulas are curious about what they should pack in their doula bags. Let's take a look at mine.

Every doula will tell you that the most important thing she can bring to a birth is her heart, her hands, and her loving presence. But we also carry a doula “bag of tricks” to help comfort, guide, and facilitate labor as needed. Sometimes I use everything in my bag, and sometimes just a few […]

Starting your doula business? Here are some ideas of what to put in your doula bag. Need a doula certification program? We have you covered too. Click the link to find out more about our doula certification program. #doula #doulabag #doulasupportedbirth

Birth Doula Bag

FREE downloadable birth doula bag checklist and only pack the essentials! This is everything I have in my birth bag and it is everything I have ever needed at a birth. Keep your bag light and easy to carry every where you go.

It's important to be active during childbirth. Change positions every 20 minutes, even if it's a small shift from one side to the other. These movements help the baby shift and descend into and through the birth canal, and they can even help give the laboring mother comfort during labor. I found this great blog post on At Your Cervix (written by a Labor & Delivery Nurse): Getting in position -- making changes to shake, rattle and roll "Up. Move. Lean forward. Lie on your far left or right…

What do I pack for a birth? Everyday items of course!

Heathir Brown, Doula and co-founder of Blissful Beginnings LLC suggest tips for packing your hospital bag. www.heathirbrown.com

Wondering what doula tools and essentials should go in your postpartum doula bag? You're not alone! Whether you're starting a doula business or looking for doula business tips, it's important to have your doula tools & doula bag packed & ready to go. Watch this video to see what's in my doula bag! postpartum doula tips I postpartum doula bag I postpartum doula client visits

If you haven't tried a honey stick yet, you are missing out! These little treats have been a secret snack for many doulas and I'd love to prove my case for why they are a hospital bag and doula bag necessity. 1) Honey is a liquid Sometimes a laboring mom is given a food restriction and limited to only liquids. This p

Walk into a room when I am supporting a couple and you might think that I am just sitting there doing nothing. I won’t be talking. I won’t be touching the c

If you are a doula, or you love someone who is a doula then this gift guide is going to make your life a whole lot easier. We have put together a list of tried and tested things that doulas love both in their work and their personal lives. This list has fun and practical gifts to buy the doula in your life. Whether you are gifting for the holidays, as a thank you, or just because you love them, you will absolutely find something they will like!

By Sharon Muza, BS, CD(DONA), BDT(DONA), LCCE, FACCE, CLE What do postpartum doulas carry in their bag? New birth doulas are often very concerned about what to pack in their […]

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DOULA BAG - take three! Tips for Doulas, BetterBirthDoula.org